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To Ilenelil His Victim. Kindness to anliuais -although there arc unhappily plenty of excep tions to warrant the e.istence of "the Socloty with the Lonjr Name" Tor their protection has always been the rule in thiscouut ry; but increased public sentiment in their bohalf li:ts brought with It increased sensitive ness and sympathy for even such ills as we admit our du'uU friends must necessarily undergo. We wear furs and we cat meat, but we do not wish to see the victims of either taste slaughtered, and we should think it still more shocking to allow childieu to do so as an amusement. In old times the bet people were less particular. It was the custom not only for the children ut farmers, but or lawyers, ministers and country magnates of all kinds to look tor ward .oyuusly to the k lling of Urn lomcstic pig as an interesting and ihrillln occasion: and tney tnet vvitu qo dbvourageiuent from their elders lo do so. A story, told of the i hiUlreu of one of the most honored ministers of old Newlmnport, leads tu thcconcltisioii that it was possibly the treatment which children themselves r.-ceived it: the day ot rod and ferule which rendered them less sensitive lo pain inflicted unoti dumb animals. Two children of the minister in question were looking on at a pig killing. Tl ; ey we i e 1 i vel y y 01 1 ngst e is. whose plan cs had frequently earned them a sharp application of ihe. red, inflicted with the cu.-lomary as. su ranee that they were w ipped for ' heir good, not for the satisfaction of parental anger. As the alarmed pig resisted the ef forts of his exeeut oners, s mealing shrilly, the youngest child was moved tu pity and began to cry. lne other, greatly interested, but not unmerci ful, essayed to comfort her. ."Don't crvl'' he ts.iid. MH.thingly, without turning away liis eves, "j emember, it's for the pig's good." j Millions in t'linritf. j Knglawl's "'"r t'a'e.s aiiioUjU'.'il tu ovei'Jfej.i.'oo.otio last year. S Mule Tiiina. I "It is a lilt If tliiu t p -ik a pun' ol I common ooinior: '.vii. oil I ) diii'v it"- ra .! i most lost its sens.', yet oo t if oar-f liiui wi;o think to die uiimi urttl it will tail !:k.- choicest mus e.'' It isa snnpl-tcnuM Mr. I (it ordinary pain ; l-nt wiien i! cines i y .lav j nud uight with iifiira:m i' eriloi I'W.I'nT" i notions' l.i-ti.T I .- ' iK-tti St. .I.if-.!-- Oi . wlii-h. p i:firatitisto v r urt Ilia! , : luawsUi" pain an ! ! i v- a ; -t .tin- t-e-hunt it. I:' a I tl:-- linn-' i !, I it I tin- eon., lort ol relief una -u -ii 's:if-- will tuaiif ! oco feci the hiippfr lfiir.s ..f id j I Tlu st'3-ej press, a Kind d' o.-al. ' BiuniMliiies lias d.oiMi i,i iii.oimi i'.uini.i!.i j o.'i a sliiirb- l.rnii.-li. i i An Important lini'rrnc. j To make It a; ;i.ir.-tiT t. t;, ,n-.ini,Kw!;n t!in tliom -civis ill, Hiat 1 !. iv ii"t nlle,-.,--! j any li-c.is,-, bat Dint tin- -ysi.-iu simply n !' j creans:ii ;, is !o 1 r :: ; -im .rt 1,'iuo I" t - .1 I lu-aris, 11. a eni-t.v,. , :,,;-.:i, n fa-il i-iirnl l.y j lining Syrup of KIk-. .Mai.ufatlan.'J by t'.. . California 1' it; Si 1- t 1 n. A wast'1 of lin.f is at rut a- I ad as a wa.-le of money. Bo ware of Olniiiiciiii f Catarrh That Ciiuiniii .lii'ifiin. mfrrnrv wi.l viivfv if r - thn sens-' of melt ntiil completely 4 -i ! I sw .vii.it,. sy-tf 111 vhei; miiTinc it iii-iiu.-li tin- iiiiie,niss-irta vs. Ku'.-h nrrifics.,!'. mi l lie vi r li u 1 exci;,t on ifps, r. 1 1 lonj Irom ivpninVe j- lr. -k-.un. a ttif ilaiiiui;.' ih-y x .-i 1 1 d.i i-i ini I.. Id t- t !,. j.-,io. y hi rar pu-il'iy tlcrve :Y,,i:i tln-n,. Il.il.'s ';ii:u rli nif inaiuil'a -I unit I v 1". .'. t'li-n-v.v (''.. Tolfdn, ()., rniitain- mi ne ri- irv. ami N lain a iitr-i'illy. ni'tin,' il re.'tlv up.i fif l!-i.i. an 1 mni inn f. lifaci -i 01 tin- x -.--1 1 1 : . In I'll;, ii,' Hall s CaiM-rli t'nrp li nari- tw ' It"' jij-imtu-1. IV is t a lion nitrrn.lilx . ait 1 1 . 11. a ! m 'I'ld'-da, (I In, l'V 1'. .1. 1 iii'l..".' A- ( '!' t .m.in::il- ' IVf. rSoll by l)iiib',..--s 1 l i.'f :v. iwr boltlv. 'J'lif it- a ;iia:, tli n, tin'." In-' h 19 to tliiiik. It. Kllinr't J-wamp-Hooc Ciir ail KKInoy n:id 1.1a Ider troui.lni l'amptilnt mi l Cotnultalloix fri Lnnoratory liiuirlui'iiton, N. if. Puf't tit; Jor-a'.' iitiyiliiii,' U-.'aii-o vou r.osr it. Tin- -oi i;ilii 11I rcmnlT fur ill -t..iii i. h ,.,d l:i-rfampli-ni.i is H...i:- :.i'm.... 1 ,..i,. ..n,-- r,. ,.f. I.ill in -1 v. :r .1 . .l.... ,i i- ;,,!,,. ,i',,.r e.u-h in. al i:niil , , !!'.'ii.i.' ii.i '0.tp;i,..,i, ,p Al'ti-f 11 aiati ui'justly. an I y ,11 will ma'.u frionda or ii:;'.i. Karl's C'lovi'.- Unit. Dif .-fit ImtiI nnrlfler civrs frislmps an 1 , Iimvius- t tlie romplrr. loa uud t.iro. 1: . ii tts., tts., lj. I) m't so lttit: ly iiii III" plot tilat ov.'r,' tody kii nv-i y, u. fn. Wins.uwV .-. ilia:, ; syrup f.ir rtindnn tectUint-, sof ti'ii- 1 !ii- "i:u-, ii'ilwe. iiiilamma. lion, allays pain. nr.-- n.nl O'r. a Imtila Attihitirti tt,ak" :jtir slo pl.-.s nilu-tliar. in-i. tnn a. For Wh i :.;:.- . .. ; C'sof;:! p.. 1;. 1 .-. M. As-.; . 1'..-.' -.i yi. N. V. D.n.'i centra li 't p' ure you ar" r cl.t. -. ( :;r" is a sinr. ;:'.:'. 1.: 'i :!.-);. H. Is.il i vi'ii If you arc If nfllirted wltli sen' pym n 1. .r. isa.ir Thomp foil's E t'-waler. L; UsVI-t--. -uil .11J.V per I utllo Horr iwin,' i- ih every n ;oi's c l.iv aaUer and tliu d-a;L 0 1 Used to Sutler From Impure Blood and Eruptions llattte la.)icer Iiawretio.' Station, N. I. "Hood's H irsap:irill:i fiirol my child o! Itnptirrt tiluoci na 1 eruptioa on I do h"a I. 8ho would scrnteli In r luvi 1 30 that It woul I bleed. Th sores spro.id beliia 1 her furs, ami tlio poor clillJ u!Terf I torrildy. I doe torol loTttio lest I kumv liow luit tho son's dl.l not tjot rny belter. Hut thank-t to Hood's S.irsaparilla uud Ifood'i Olive Oint Hood's'P" Cures mi nt, ghn is nowr wpII n nny or thp cblldrf n. 8b is 11s Inrire and honlthy a.- any child li v. rears old. This Is nil thf iiiodfeinn we take, tor I do not think !her is any better." Uioiioe 1'a.m-kb, Lanreiiei; Station, N. J. ' take, easy In effect. 25 by FOR FARM AMI iARl)K.. THE VAU'E OK WOOD ASIll'.S. Wood ashes ,iro pui tieiilnrly viihin blo as fertilizer. Kveti if most of the potash has I en removed by leach ing they should never be wasted. As they do not wnslt readily from the :1 they are more lasting: than many oth er fertilizers. Their application to pencil trees is strongly recommended, not as a cure but ns n preventive of yellows. New Yolk World. KM AM. I'OTATOKS I'llll SUl'.ll. The small potatoes tire 11s good for B ed as the large ones, and much more economical, ns three bushels of them will plant tin acre of land 11ml twenty bushels will b needed for the sumo of largo ones. The perfect ripeness of the seed is the iiinin point, nud ouch seed should be cut ns if they wore large. in grafting one tithes no thought of the size of the bud nor in the rooting of cuttings, nud a seed po tato is essentially a cult ing. And ns the small potatoes are unsalable it is an economy to make this use of them. The majority of experiments in grow ing potatoes have shown no important dilVefeiice iu yield of small or large seed. - New Yol k Tillies. fid I'lN'i Sl'UAW foil r.l'Mv. No animal cm live wholly on food that has loo eoin'i tit ruled nutrition. When meal is given some courser feed j must be cut up and mixed w iih it to make the ration bulkv eiioiuh for the ! .itstric juice to properly net upon it. 1 What this coarser materia! shall be j does not much matter, p: o ided it i, j ...in. tiling tint is itself .listih!,-. j Cul hay mixed with Com meal is coin- ; 11, only gien f"f li.'M'-, but for c.ms j cut sli.-iw or corn Ma Iks b g. nera'.iy ! .-;;ltittit, d for tile liny. raw has i les.ntilritioii th;i!l h.iy, and hut it j h is is mainiy earbonaccous. I'.ul it is i fu-that fiu'i the bet;, r fitted to mix . w.lh linseed mid eo'toii 1 tin :il, j thai have 11 la.';'" 1 xc - of t he 11 It to- ! Ile'l. Him Hi. .p. 1 ne hay crop in in i'iv I" I, fci.'iil i Ihis ei'', but uh"ii. ver much plain is or.iwti cut --tiaw may well take its place ll s; 1 voti an mi liti.ni ot . iioiiu'U ut raid f." . 1 to supplement lis b U':e ueie-. ' -st .11 ( 'uit 1 vat. r. .riT.it iti i'Im il.'iiii No. :'. ". it Station tr i;xiti;im r.s r. of tiie Flail Fxpo- ilinent Matimi it'e-.ts ot. l;i-t. the ,t- of. f;i-t. viiiio- ..f -1 raw as a mi list -.tut,, for I: ay ; s'Coii l, s':i.,it spring p -rimls of t: rum fieiii:,; third, relative x i!ii ' of . 11 sllage, in. its, and stra'.v as eoii.liii;. nts ; fi.ttrtb, value of dilV -relit eraiti ration-. The follow ing facts a re I. ro in; lit out in tin lei!', tin : I. Si. . r ; fed on miX ' l hay nloiie for 1 l'J days g.itie.l 1 ,0:1 pnlllols per diy each. Sleet's fed stla'V iltid IlllV willl urain cniiied 7s pi.e.inU per Jay inch for tliiriy-lhi' i- days. Si, . r.s 1". . 1 011 li;.-ifiie 1111-I 5 raw for li t'ty--i .hivs -lit. il practically li.dliiiig. Steel- fed nil fed clover Ulld -tl'll'.V f of t '-M ll IV- tlii'.-e da gained "! pounds "-r day each. II. Steers fed on .ruin utid straw for 1 12. lays gained o-' pounds per day pef st. er. I. All the steers, after having be, 11 fed lis specified ill paragraphs 1. I nud j.-ul lied but lit pounds per day each for tinrty-!ie days on linvd hay, grain nud roots. The sinal:iie-.s el the grain is thought to be duo to tic change of food. n. Steers hmised at night and iu a vii r I .luring the day, wh 11 fe.l mi hay and eriiin, and either mats, straw . r elisibigc, gaiiiei'i l.lin poiliids per day cacii for eighty-four days. li. The expel 1 111 ell Is i lid IC ite t ll'lt IlllV iitt. nijd to crowd a st.er late iu the prim.', 11 ti or he 1ms been moderately well fed, will result in a loss. ,. limits made nmre gain tl.nii ' eith.-r straw or ensilage. . As tie: amount of grain fed in ereiisod the growth incr. asid, and the cost of the gain decreased. Steers bought at two cent-, and feci in the manner indieited during the winter, eaiiinit be sold at a profit in the spring for less than three cents. linitst: in ITS. I seldom go In see it sick horse hi the country, writes S. 11. Howard, V. is., but that some one does not ask me this 1p1.sti.1n: "Iioetor, do you think he has the bobs?" A great many people think the bot are injurious. I' ts do not in the least cause any pain or sutVu-itig to the horse. The female bot t!y deposits her eggs upon the hair of the horse about tho breast and forelegs. In several davs these tggs become ripe: then tho slightest warmth and moisture brings forth the latent larvae. You can even hatch tlu ni in ynttf hand by blowing your breath upon them. A small worm thus makes its appearance. You can readily see how easily then the but gains ncees'i to the stomach. The horse licks himsolf.the but thus being hutched, and on the tongue or lip-i of the horse, you see, it in easy then for tho bot to pass to the stomach with food or drink, w hero ho attaches him self to tho insensible walls of the stomach and lives there, by nbsorj) tion, a year. He is then rown ; he Ietn gu his hold, passes out, bursts open nttii emerges as the bot fly. Iu 1 hurt, tliis is his round nf cJ.iuienee. His life in the horse is merely passive, and does no harm unless he should be come so numerous that he might ob struct the pasmige of food. This last is very, very rare. No matter what iliscn.se 11 horse dies of, the stomach often partially digests iptielvly and then ruptures. Now, some men in opening such cases and finding the stomach ruptured aud bots ti the abdominal cavity, look no fur ther for the cause of death, but jump at the oticlusion, "Hots have euteii through the stomach." There are few horses that do not have bols in considerable numbers. I have seen almost a ijitnrt of them in 11 large horso'sstoiiiiu'li.iunl he hud never show 11 nuv ill effects from them The Cultivator. ( II Mi.ll 1 Ml in cows, liewiire of fat cows. This alarm is j .sounded st net i v for I Ho benefit of good pro ;tvssio dairy-men. Any one can succeed in keeping cows poor in tiesh sh:yi!y by starving 1 1tem, while only a gem roils l'eeil'-r entt make them too fat. While generous feeding is 11 ueecs.-ity with yood nud profitable dairying, yet the eon !i;I.i;t precedent for pMdii is that th; euw should apply her excess of feed to milk and no) to lal making. The first thing, of eoiivsi', i;i':i lung up a good herd is tu lime large milkers, ii'id thev siioiild lie i 'i-sislettt, long milkers and :- rich milkers, but such cows will "ot be prolltnole milkers if they get i ton fat. Such cows waste lots of their fond hi maun-,' fif. m l should bj turn, d owr w in re they belong. Asa ru'e fa' cows will 11, .t give rich milk, beraii-o th" Iu' ot tin- food g '.. to I lo' hody in-l u 1 of Ihe pail. The proof of this, however, must not be tak-11 from t he 1... iks of liiitU'S alone, lull sane.' kill ot t.-t like the- Hancock must bo use. 1. For instance, there is no mote common mistake than to siip- pose ti a ci.u -iug very yellow milk are exl m I but i el-uia'o T-. Tin re is ti. mee iMiiiiini .I. 111 -'oM 111:1:1 t" t yellow coii-r gn. s 1 111 milk. Now, the , 1 How 111 1 1k eotiiiniis i inucii butt. '1 t.il us 1 ilil fact tieit tin 'f. white milk. Ap;. 11 a ices ure olteii j t d. eeplive ill tins line. Cows with Vol- I ' I I ow sk us are no better for butter. , j making tliati those with white skins, 1 ooiiiiuo.i belief ! the contrary, tml- ' ' withstn.iding. I will om'f principal pei'foi'iiii r 111 same inti r. .--ting expert- ineiits in this line. We clii-.-ili. d the j f. rses iii u h.-rd, picking out the y. How -skinned n'i.1 yellow miikers, i ii'id tutted lli 'in ii'.iiiust th.' white- ; skint'. .! an 1 w lute miikers. The whiter . Illll. In ilii'l'C Cl'el-.hl. l.lloiV SKINS 11 1 1 I j yellow mi I i k I'.-liei'iilly go together, (lUil'tlsi-V: IlllV.' more yellnW skills I tl ii'i .b-rs.- ,s, but do not give more CI'. Illll of Inu'ie sn liillell blltter. lilch- ti. ss is a ne I iiein idual cliii meter. ' II. line and Fa! in. I IMIM 'XI . a t : 1 1 : n Ni.rrs. j It is iiliout tin,, 1 to .- rttle up.. n the ' breeders in your Mocks. I A enici.ed h-iof w ill spoil a good , hol'so ipiiekef than iiliythiug el-e. ! A dozen of eggs i now worth about as much us the h.-u Mint lay.-, them. You will soon pay for a bone cutter iu the increase of eggs y.ittr hens will shell ol.t. Breeder, should never lose sight of the fact th it g I hufs.'j nl Mays have good lllhls. I'ty cniitiiiu..:i-ly mating the "llowir of th" thick" you advance Mop by st. p toward-- p i f, clinti. j in lint fail to give the b.wls some- thing gli.ll, silage, cilbl'ilge, (.'lit el'ivcr, I111 nip t.ips or rye. 1 Heavy iltaught l.ors. s and ion lsteis ; which can show a gmid gjiitiind stylish j uetinii are the kind of horses how iu d.-inaiid. If you are not sure the combs will go llifnugh the winter without In me; j frosted get 11 t'lviuoiiih liock or homo I oth-r breed with low down combs. I breed up iinyw iv. j S leet your best hen 4 for breeders, j Take those that are thrifty, will j formed mid the h M layers if eggs urn I wanted and mate to a thoroughbred rooster of some good laying breed. I I f you have only common hens it ! w ill pay you to "1 ree.l up" your stock by proem ing a thomughhre.1 rooster of the be e 1 y.ei prefer. If y..u have warm .punters for your fowls and w ish eggs g.-t a Leghorn. Suppo-e you rake out your poultry house clean, and put iu n new hitpply of shavings, chafT cut straw or soup thing nice 1111. 1 dry lor the hens to scratch among, ll'tiiero eotiies a few hours of warm sunshine open nil the doors nnd b t the sun and air g. t in, shutting tho house up ngaiu before sundown. If you intend to have very early chicks you must begin to separate your brooding hens. Thoy should be kept entirely sepuato from other fowls fnr a cniip!" of we -lis, before it will be absolutely safe to breed from them, then vou must secure the egu,H, nnd then watch your chanee for a brood hen, wh oil will be hard to find now. All this will take time, nnd do your best, you can't get ehicks Hint you know nro right before March. qi'AIXT AMI ( I'RIOFS. China exports lizard:;. Tho income of tho family of tho Prince of AVides is nbo-d $.V0, 000 11 year. English miillins nre now declared to be tnmlo better here thuu in the old country. The inventor of 'S iratogn Chips'' U is just died at Saratoga, X. Y., aged eighty-two years. iirittany was so called from the fact that for many ctittiries it was claimed by the kings of (ireat liiitaiu. J. 1 Irwin, of Oswego. X. Y., has in interleaved liible which cost him . 1 11,00,1. It ii iu sixty imperial folio volumes. Some American may, rs received a No v Year's curd of greeting from Sil- vaniis 'Prevail, the Til'ith Muvor of Tru ro, England. Mound City, Mo., has .1 thirteen- vear-old boy who weighs 'JPi pounds. an I Case.., M ., a twehc-yi ar-ohl girl who weighs on-, ,,.,,! A bullet was recently removed from the head of tin Indiana mail, where it had been deposited ill an Ecuadorian rebellion iiiativ ear- before. J. Y. don s of Kolierb oti, Ky., ha.- foitn 1 a pearl on which is the perfect out line of a man's hand. Sccti through h microscope even the veins appear. It is valued by experts at Jn0. A I. ..in lou charitable organization called the ".Ministry of Old boots," lUiliually eolii c's and distributes oi Ono garments i,ud ''.POO pairs of boots 1 to the needy poor of the great c I v. j A Eutht re.iii Minister in Williams ' burgh, liroukiyii, ! eiu I in his mail j the other day a check for jil. it was ; pay li fi for a funeral s. iniou ; pleached two veal's ago over the wife 1 of the iii-iii w lei sent it. 1 I ti di.-s -ct in ; his mule, which had died of nun unaccountable ill that did not yield to treatment, liiehurd ; Poruu of N'i in isow n, l'cnii., fnttn I iu j Ins mule-hip's stomach 11 beer or p.or- ! tor bottle, unbroken and empty, j do .0 I' 11 on 11 li-a h is bo. II libel'- j iile l from the ll h 111 prison, Mexico, I lifter a eoiiiim nn ul of twenty ymrs ' 1111 1 seven months. Hid original si u- b nco was sixteen years, for murder, and ho liiterwiir.is got eight years 1 more for killing 11 fellow prisoner. l"n, I, Tinkers ui . u-'.ng cheap Collins press -d out of p ip, r pul. When ' poiihcl ui!, 1 staii.e, I i-iich collins are J iiiniost us h.imlsouie us wood. They I last longer iu the grntind than cllins j of wood or iin ta! and they can be her- j nietieally s-uled better than lnavy metal. I A bee coining into the hive finm his hoiiey-giitheiiiig exp" 1 .1 ion i. found 1 to curry twice his own weight iu lion- I ey. I'lilou led, it takes live thousand be, s to wei.,h a pound. Ordinary col onies it iitl twelii -live tliollsand bees, and some have ! , , ii known to number fifty thousand individuals. Many people suppo-e that rosewood lakes its name from its e- lor, but this is 11 mistake. Its name cm, s from tho fact that when first oil', it exhales 11 p. ! film.' similar to thai of a ro.-,o, nud although the dried rosewood or com merce retains 110 tnicj of this early odor, the name linger- as u relic of tho early history of the wood. Trees Tor the Ibuulivay. The Migiestimi of th - State High way ( 'oiiimission, that the larger purt ! of the planting of tree- along the road- j sides bo of the American nut trees, such us white and black walnuts and , species of hickories and chestnuts, is a good one and ought to be carried out. One gets dreadfully tired in riding j through our .suburban streets to see nothing but mnples, maples. There- is a great lack of diversity in form and j foliage, nnd the occasional appearand I of an elm or widow is grat, f ul to the eye Again, thest nut trees would ! yield store for winter evenings and utVnrd much amusement and relish to the yoillig-ters. The coiiiuii.'Kioners ay: "It is the Cu-to:n in continental Europe to plant the roadsides with trees which yield profitable; crop.. Iu Em 110 and (ler tiiiiny the whys are often shielded with ciietiy t lei's, ii!el in other fount Hen mulberries are planted, lo 11 fiord leaves for the silk worms. Chestnuts, English walnut-., ( ie, servo both for shade and crop. In thou.! countries the yield of way -ode trees belongs to the neighboring land-owner, or in home cases to the community, nnd their properly is as well guarded by law and custom as nny other part of his property. - boston bull, tin. toMiriria's ci,uiil jshiil I'milti j. A little twhe-v, ar-ol, I daughter of a hnti'l-keepi-r al Itixter (hi., has ll pet hen that sings to a piano sccoinpiwii ineiit. The little girl will go into tho yard, pick up th.- hen, bring her into th" pal lor, place h. r on tho piano and coui'iiene,: playing something lively, and t'i" h n will sit buck on her dig nity, raise her lead and sing like her life ,1, p.-iid ,1 on the effort. Georgia lends in the poultry blisi ii.ms, as well 11. v.-iy thing el-e. Atlanta (Vu-titu- (loll. The lb I tnau ( i'.vel'Iiliielit i l to con itiiict lour fir,;,' ironclads, a cruiser and a dispatch I, ,ut nt an estimated en t of S'J'l,0lit,0'll. lb TME OLD MAID A FAILURE? Hunger That Woman Mur 1'ii.v Tim Great a I'rlco for n l'rolerittlnual Career. The:C arc tii::g times for t ho young woman. Mie b apt. iu the midst of agitation co.icorintig the ad vanced woman, to lose sight of some of the I) essings which fell to the lot of the unadvaneed. There is a pi ssi. bllity that in the enjoyment of new powers and possibil lies she will over look certain old ones which were not to be despised. In her lately acquir ed independence she may lorgct that independence had its eompeii-at ons. In herabil.ty to "live her own life.' as progtessive per.-otis put it, there is danger of ignoring the fact that tlieri is a good deal to be said In favor id linking her life Willi another's, lirielly, there is danger that the young woman of the present day may scorn matrimony or may icier matri mony until she is no longer llllcd for that honorable estate. "(.'an women be as happy unmar ried as married?" said a prominent physician, who has had opportunity to study the question, the oilier day. "No, 1 do i.ot think so. It the i:ri place, an unmarried woman has not the same sort of youth-preserving in terests that a linn l ied one lias. Moreover, unless she is a woman 1 I remarkable character, she cannot fail to grow mote gr less set' ami sellisli; and it is surj rising fo know Imw much mental state atlect the heaitli. Why, " continued the dolor, wann ing lo her sub cet, "a believe that half t be cases of iicuresilieiiia and nervous depression iu my practice nre caused, not by overwork, but by the lie. il of some absorbing hMorost. The average woman must hao a place where she is supreme, not only ,- vei the Inanimate objects, but o or live beiius. Hie iniisl have intense per sona! interests. It is not enough for her to be a part of il.e big machine." The doctor paused and looked as th 'Ugh she were reft -cling on the sail lot of numerous patient-. Then she roused herself and went on: "It isn't -o bad when one is i:n cr LVi. l'.ut it's a littie woi.se when one is over a d sadder ami luoic i ry- ing still after -in. At frst ',1c em i tbusiasiu, the no'.eity, and lieshiic -i "ji.ike lite inte: est iig enough ami full .noiigli. but little by little ihe giant- :mr 1. ides and her piofo-s on is not , ii.iugn. V iinen a e so const. toted that they I've largely in the ciim- , lions. They need a home and a I lonie means luisictiiil and ciuoi ion. 'J iieie are u'ty few women huge, s.'ii! ! ;i 1 1 1 1 brna bmindeil il'oiijli In t xpi 11 I t-lu ir a. h ciums v. i-. iy, to I-.. ,'i llieir lieatfs voiing nud fie-h thro.igh such li mole and impersonal moans as hn-pitals nnd tlowcr 111 s-imis. 'I b.'te area few, ot ionise. I ut cheery, 1111 .Lllisli, and young as thev manage lo keep thcllise: ves one always feclstlmt even they would have been hup; let j married. 'One great trouble with this pres. nt hue and cry alnuf woman's nn'( : and ber indcpt'ti b'licc.'' lonliiiiied the ! do tor "i., that it makes Ihe .Vo.ilig women put oil all thoughts of m. 11 rv ing mil il it is too late. 1 don't moan too late lor tliem in marry, but t 1 late for them to grow into adapt:. i i,- , iiy with their husbands The ycats ' after a woman is first through school : and has bad l;ei III.' t evp 1 ience of ' life, eil Ik r pioression.ii or social, are 1 years of settling down. ll sh.- gives herself up to her 'career' ami to 'liv- J ing her own life' aud a. I ili it. she t rapidly gets into a state wheic she is really unlit lor matrimony. Hie may i find her carcet, with all ilsattrac- j t i-.dis :i in 1 possibilities. unsatisfactory, j but at the same time it isdi 1 cult for I ber to grow into domestic li e altera j few years ot professional life. It is all a problem," continue I the doctor. sighing, 'and 1 (hue -ay It will not! be settled iu one day." I With which gh.t iny concl isioti and j a s:gh 1 lie doctor ahaiidoi't'J the ques tion. Never Itn.lfllli a Kalll uad. 11. (I. I!., Idiiso 11, a weiihhy fani,,"-. who1 went to M uiniiuitli. 111., iu ls-.;i. :.. ,j, a . e was 11, ,t, s f'-r hi- eiitrifilies. A ii 1; . n -g li j over luree s-'i.r un, tn he was never ..ul ,, Hi-' flinty .-in.'" In- went there ex.- t t 1 tiale.l, nr.-, I!' ll"e' set fo 'I ell il 1 1 il It i a.'.-. AN ALPENA MIRACLE. si its. ,1 s. sr. tiiihi, ir 1.0x0 it.vriDs, iiscAitis 111:1: t i:rn'iii:. In 1111 lot. 11 lew with n t:.i,irl.'r slic lie tlewrt 11,-r l-:x.eri-nt'u itii..l Tell Hit. ICeal Ciitisv of thfl Mirnt-lf, ( '-"hi Anj in, .t''. no, .Vi '.'i.) Ve liavo l.inif known Mrs. Jx-. M. T- d l, of bong Il:q !d.s. Ali,'lia Co.. Midi, M10 haa I n a snl cripple. M my f liT fri"ii li know til- st.,ry ,'f Ii -r re 'ovcry; for tin' tifin' flt of til-,.-' who ,1 t Wf piildisli it to- lay. F. glit years ag 1 she was tak' ii with ii.-r-to.is pr -istratioii. an 1 iu 11 few months Willi mas 'ular an 1 inllauimit iry rheumatism. It alT.'otoJ her In'.irt, then her tn'ii I. ll"r f-.'t I'.'-'aino so swollen slei fofild wear liotliiug oil tlioni; ll r Inii ls were dr.nvil all out of fhiij o. II, t eyfs w to swollen shut more than half Hi" tim , her k ii" joints terril.iy K.voll 'ii and for eiglitf ui :n uitlis r-It lia I to ho h"ld up to Ii dr '-se I. Hie. liinh l,.":en entirely h eil.-.ss, and the r Uia was so tlry ici.l er.i'k ' l that it would ll,vd. Inriii ? tin s , fight jear.s sho fin 1 lieu Ireate,! l.y a ifore of physiflaus, an I fins also spent nuiell timo nt Ana Arl.or iiiul -r l. -.-t nii' ll 'iit a lvice. All slid h 'r troiiMo wns lirouglit on l.y hard work and that ncli'dii would n t curt', tin I that rest wai tliu only thing whi.-U want 1 r ise her. A'"t. r Koing t. liv.' with li' r.laii,'j',i- li-r sin, l.:i!ii- flOielv- ll.-l.il.'SS nn l follld night. The int "r '-ting part of the story f, l 1 ,ws in Icrowu words: "I was urged to try Or. Williams' Pink Pills for I'alo l'e i.l.' 1111 1 at last did so. 111 Hire days a't.'r I c .niin. ni'ed taking I'inl; Pills I C'uil-I sit up and dress- myself, an 1 after using thorn six weeks I went home nnd r until. ui -e l w u king. I cuttinii" I tilt ing llin 'lll., until li nv I begin to forget my (rnteli' S, an t fan i.i iq. and down st.'i's Without aid. I am truly a living wonder, walking out of do us w ithout assisl:m,'f. "Now, if I fin say anything to indin'o th-.so who liavi' suft',..-.' I iv have, to try 1'iiiSc Pills. I shall jlii,!y do so. If ether like sulf-'rers will Iiy Pink Pills ,,',. rding to dir.' tioiL., they will linio reason lo thank tlod t or crtvitiiig men who nr.. nldn to cut ijU'.r that t"rril'ln disens... rhfiinialisni. I liiivx in my ..wn neiglitfirhooil re-'"int,i"iid d l'ink 1'ills'for Ihf nflfrefTeets of lit KripK, nnd weak womeii with impure hloud, 11:1 1 With good results." Mis. Todd Is very strong In tier faith in tliu curative powers of Pink Tills, and snys tle'V hav l.rought a i.ir, helpless cripple l ack l iln her own milking, ehui iiing. washing, sew ing knitting and in f't ilUoiit all of leu I. .11 .ell. iM iluli., thanks to Ir. Williams' l'ink I'ills. J ir. Williams' rink l'llls eoniniu all llif, rt' meats n-ecssnry to i-'ivt. new tiff and ri'd.11 -si to tint l.lood ami retor shattered nerves, they aro for sul.t by all druggists, or mny ! had hy tnnil froin I)r. Williams' Medieina C'omptiny, Hehenoctttdy, N. Y., for W. yvt box. or ail boxe (or IIH, Do You Wish the Finest Bread It is conceded that the Royal Baking Powder 13 the purest and strongest of all the baking powders. The purest baking powder makes the finest, sweet est, most delicious food. The strongest baking pow der makes the lightest food. That baking powder which is both purest and strongest makes the most digestible and wholesome food. Why should not every housekeeper avail herself of the baking powder which will give her the best food with the least trouble ? Avoid all baking powders sold with a gift or prize, or at a lower prico than tho Royal, as they invariably contain alum, lime or sul phuric acid, and render tho food unwholesome. Certain protection from alum baking powders can be had by declining to accept any substitute for the Royal, which is absolutely pure. IM I Inn rait ul' 1 1 0 1- Duly. The iiiul.irellu of a I'dtholie penitent w:m stolen while she v,i a eon l'e-sum. Sho went w ilh the Mtin-y t i ( 'anlinul Wist'inn'i. hoping pr.'l'iihly lo ul.taiu conipeiisati .11. The only e insulation t-he jf.tt I'l.'iii tin; the Caroiiril uaslhis: "My. ehilil, I am sorry lW you; 1ml thy Scriptures tell us o uateli m Mill ad pl.'l.v.'' .liieer I'lund.'r. 'I'li'i'V' -s in:: nit'est .piei-r tastes ;nti',o times. A liroijl.'ya thief feeenily help, til himself to 1.J 11 Mi. nil of false teeth. the property of a pros-pcnuis tleutist of that city. THI; ONWARD HARCII s of I r-i: eeii.tum is tfv x - 'I'eit hy in. V Si- l'i-e..vtv If ell ll. . II t V 1 1 ted I i' yon tl I e a . i, 11 , thru ':', compute te ll. v, :y niitl cute. .M'lio::,,:'.! l.y .ii.iny III ii'. V ii , lie I'll IT- ni'U. thete is the i i i,!, nee n!" ha:;,'.: . .is t'f lh ino, u ilties-, .- to ti:.' furl th.,'. in nil ) l- i.ii'h r O-Hi-s. com- j Mii:i-l:i'ii is ,i i ui.il, !e ili-i.. e. Not e. ty in hut ,;!.. . i- j ---v'e' l.ili, ve' liil'iy' iiS , ' - cr i i lit. at.' t in: d 1 hy Dr. I'Ute.-'s C,.,l,ieii .!,,;u-.,l iii-ov, iv, . evi ll alter the til - -i -e il . pn.gte , ,1 s i ! f.ir us to i. him e ii pi o, 1 hli-i dings 1: .ri t:l. I'.!:!,:s, si-v ie 1 i i : i i ii- i,,iit;h v '111 ' rol'i.e.is e.-.it- t,,:..t:,i!i ( in. 1 ..i!i;:g tnhi umi- I ir m.ill.f. i!i,-.,l lo-s .if iUv.lt .'.ml cxtu-ino cm. u i.iti. Ill n'i.'. we.ikiie s I Do v.xi tloiilit tli.it liii'i.h. i'.s ,f sin h r . -i s I tipi'lied toils us cm. ,1 hv ";.,'. !ei M,,. j hvtl I liM'.ivn v ' ' vi 1 1 nef.er.c .-.is; s (.1 Hi it j the:.-1 and t.it.'d di . use .' ,,ii ei , .1 :i,.t t ike inn v.etd fot it. Thi v lnive. ill in .u'.y t :y j in-taiii'e. lvi-'i so loioioiini . it hy the 1.. -I j anil ino-t i -i, i : -net .1 liunie ) hysii i.ins, t who have no i:itei.-st uhatev. r in i:ii - , r, pie -c-ntinif t!:eni. :i;nl who weie often stiiii'.-.'i v t.iejii.'.iei ,1 and advi.'-,l ii'-.iii.-t n ttitl'iif .. M ll M,.h.-.il i.i-eu'.e:y." hut uln. have h-en !,,,',.. to uml. ss that ! it sin pisses, in lau.itiw p., Her over this j fatal in il.n-y. all ntln-r na tiii im s with which they are .-,tmttiU'.. Na -ty cod- I liver nil and i;s liit'.:y "until .i-.tis" and j mUtiiu s, hai! In i n t:i- d in in ally all these eases .-uid ha.1 lilhei n'.leily laih-.l to heiie- i lit. or had only se, tiled in 1 m-lil a little h.r : a siimt time. livtr let el' tnait. w hi-i'..ey, i an I v.n inns ;.ii pa:ati, ,n - i r t'.ie hy; uphns. 1 pliiti s ha.l :il-.i I .ecu ft it h fully tl it.! :m vain. . The ldvilou'iaphs i," a i.ne iiinnhi r of j thoss- nihil nt" ctiiisiiiiiptiwit, liioiichilis, I lins, rinj; eoiii.'l!s, a-ilnni. chronic r.a-nl caiaiih and hill lied maladies, liavo lueti ! skillfully li-j.Ti.d'.iei d in a hook of loo pijfes wliiih will he mailed to you. on ie c, ipt of ail.lti.ss and six cenls in stamps. , Vou ran 1 1 1 - it wtite those ein.-d and h.on thcii f Np. lit in e. Aihln -Wi.l' I I,'-. Ills' i - SAUV MiaiK.M. Ass.e-1 I Iu:.". lailla'.o, N.V. i The Greatest fledical Discovery of the Arc KENNEDY'S Medical Discovery. DONALD KENNEDY, OF ROXBURY, MASS., Ha pa- s di -"even d in on" of our eonini .n -tnre weed- a r-'incly that cures every l.iii-l I Humor, from tli worst tSeri.I uln il ,vn to it in,, ,n ehni'le. II has tried it in ,,er eleven hundred nnd never fail.-.i t-vei.t in two ease. CIS. (Iioth thunder humor), lie has nuv in lite possession over two Inindreil ecriin cates of its value, nil within tw nty ruiioj Of It. i A I t,.n. Send p.i-tal card f"r h -!.-. ii. -lit is,'i!w'isi"i'.'rien.'.'d fi"'ii Iii" nt If. mi, 1 a l'.'rf," t eiireiswirraiile I first I wii ti tlie ri-dit iiiiaulilv is taken. Wlieii til" liins Hie ntT.--t.icl It dulses Bhootiiii; .iilns, like needles pnssin; thrt.iiis'li them; tho film1 with the I.iv.r or Howls. U liiH is .iiiisel hy tlie din ts heme; it. ipped, mid nlw.iys disiippenrs In ll tier tnkin-' it. K.'ifl the Int. d. It the st,i:ii:i"li is f'Uil or l.iiioii-i it will en, iso s.iii'ii:ni.-h fe.-liiu-s al I'.rsL No I'lniie.;- of di"t ever lieees'iiry. K 't tho he '. you eim K' t. and cniiuuh of It. i..se. one tai.-..p.oii(iil in wutorui Ll'I liuie. Sold l.y all Hiu ;i;isU I I I Am Consumption wa formcrlv jironoutifcil i neural ilc. of tho curly "fstaec-3 of the diseaso Scott's Emulsion Sfii I '-"'.'.i i " Scott A Bowno, N. Y. Al! : (irent Season. I Two profcssiotial trappers reporteil 1 In l'rcseolt, Ariz.. lately, that they hn-t year scroti a reeoi'.l of fol ly mountain Hot. a. Tl.".v lirotihi In with them this trip nliotit pin tanneil lynx shins, he fides several villdeat skins, heaver t-Mus, noif shins, etc., vihieh they have I'.'.M fur niLTs. They use Sweilh-h hh.uil h . ninls In i,tmti:ir. fitir liniiil;;i'.'inlM. Itnssla tttn' Ittity nre ihe ti.o Ihno p.eaii coiinliies front which have coino the iiiajoi'iiy of ItiiiiiiraiitM who liavo lainleil in this ciuiiiliy itnrin the fast hali of hii-l yiar. "WALTER BAXEB & CoT C-s, 'li.o l,.ni;''-' M ii.iil.-.., tan i t ef A PUKE, KiCH CRADE COCOAS A!ID CIIOCCLfiTFS HIGHEST AWARDS &rik( ! tlio fiec.'. U ;:,'"A xkM and Food m h- EXPOSITIONS ri .11": -V;ln Europe anc tfiiGrica. Tli-.r-l-li i H!!l AKI -f I Ol OA i i ,..lriy 60LO t!V l.liOCI ::'.; CViriV.VIItliE. WALTf 3 BftKEB & C3, COnCHESTEH. W',SS. 5IIR WAS IM.IM). A bllnilr.csD comta to li e row snj then. I have it now. It is qar r, I can cse your eyes but r.u your ncr -. I can't tdi localise tor.ie of tl-.e letters trs blmreJj liarls sjiats cover tliem; it la Mighty unroirfortble, I kno-A- all nl3o.it it; !t'n DYSPEPSIA. Take one of these; it will tu.c yon ia tea minutes. What is it? A Iipans Tnbtilc. UGILAS Ltw FIT FOft A KINtT, $3. c ok do van; FlsL.l.illALi..Asl.l.LiJ LAL. . $3.r-L?rOUCL.,5iGLES. l''-C:.T.1AFItJE. ". 2.l7.?CGYS'SCI.30LSMa. LAini:at -mir- SF ID ron r ATMnciit: ' ..iiji;:. ion.AViM.3. Over Ona Million fr pl9 wear thi W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Sfcces AH our ihoeaaro enua!ly cale factory Th.-y (tlve the best vil-:o I'.r the money. Ytu v e.tial cuatam ahoc la style nnd (it. P li.ir wi-urlnir i"i'll;les are uitaurpaFscd. 1 lis prkt aars unllntm, sl-imcd tmsolg. pf,i:-i i to ater-l over nt'ter nuil.rtf. Ujiiu ,: l.rt.u.iii.t aut,;.!y j-invccan. '0BAG00 ;?:.f?, I,iiiiu-ii I r -t l,,t.ii,i'. .stl f.nui SEEDS lo all . ar In Iu ILr lt.-L,iiliiti,.:i nf fur a . lis a tviu I ilui. Ca'iil, ..ut in nil il f, e.'. l.uiKfr liUMi r ,f liner v.-.i v.el - i-i :im .-.ii fiou'i'l i i.iiy oilinr I n .iii-l l .,,.-i' 1,1-ii'iu J It.Kil.AMI !s;t:lt ,i.,n,.i ll, iifuvC.V , II s v n LIIKtS WHUt Ail Itcxt 1 oiiuli Syriii. Tu.-n- Now it in uot. In all km i tM$$$. W.L S3 Si e.. , StVlWiWF I"' will fleet a euro qaiel:or than nny other known niri'ilu'. 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The Chatham Record (Pittsboro, N.C.)
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March 7, 1895, edition 1
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